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Kentucky gubernatorial hopeful Kelly Craft vows to secure state’s borders from drug smugglers

EXCLUSIVE — A Republican candidate in Kentucky’s gubernatorial race blasted President Joe Biden and Democratic Gov. Andy Beshear for not taking adequate actions to quell the drug epidemic plaguing U.S. communities and vowed to secure the state's borders from drug smugglers.

Richard ‘Bigo’ Barnett found guilty on all eight charges stemming from US Capitol attack

Richard "Bigo" Barnett, the man whose picture went viral after he put his foot on a desk in former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi's (D-CA) office during the Capitol attack, has been found guilty on all eight federal charges against him.

Russia has suffered ‘180,000 dead or wounded soldiers’ in Ukraine, general says

Russia has sustained about “180,000 dead or wounded soldiers” during the war in Ukraine, a senior European general estimates, adding that Moscow’s mobilization of conscripts allows for a long war to come.

M&M’s releases statement on ‘spokescandies’ controversy ahead of Super Bowl return

M&M's announced it would put an "indefinite pause" on the company's controversial "spokescandies" Monday ahead of its return to a Super Bowl commercial slot, according to a release published to Twitter.

US, Israel begin large joint military exercise

The U.S. military and its Israeli counterparts began conducting a massive joint military exercise on Monday.

AI ChatGPT developer gets $10B investment from Microsoft

Microsoft intends to extend its partnership with a quickly rising artificial intelligence startup and to invest billions of dollars into its new project.

Jill Biden to donate inauguration outfits to Smithsonian collection

First lady Jill Biden is set to donate her 2021 inauguration outfits to the Smithsonian collection.

Supreme Court denies pause in statutory limitations for veteran’s benefit claim

In its first opinion of the term, the Supreme Court ruled Monday against a veteran asking to claim retroactive disability benefits, saying he was not eligible for a pause in statutory limitations.

FDA proposes shifting to annual COVID-19 boosters targeted at newest strains

The Food and Drug Administration is proposing shifting its strategy for COVID-19 vaccination similar to that for flu shots in an effort to simplify the country's vaccine administration as the pandemic stretches into its third year.

Jeffries taps Schiff and Swalwell for Intelligence Committee, setting up clash with McCarthy

House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries (D-NY) said he plans to reappoint Reps. Adam Schiff (D-CA) and Eric Swalwell (D-CA) to the House Intelligence Committee despite Speaker Kevin McCarthy’s (R-CA) vow to keep them off the panels.
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